Climate-focused PAC Targets Republican Candidates with MAGA-themed Ads

Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC, a climate-oriented political group, derives more than 88 % of its $6.78 million funding from billionaire Chris Larsen, who also backed a Kamala Harris-aligned PAC with a $1 million cryptocurrency donation. The group has launched a series of ads that brand Republican contenders—including Ralph Norman of South Carolina, Andy Ogles of Tennessee and Chip Roy of Texas—as “MAGA traitors” for opposing renewable-energy incentives.

Contributions from former DOE loan-program officials Mark McCall ($200,000) and Jigar Shah ($50,000), as well as Sierra Club veteran Michael Brune, underscore its clean-energy backing. The PAC spent $2 million on Ogles, $650,000 on Roy and plans a further $1 million push against Norman, who is now running for the Senate seat held by Darlene Graham. While it has also considered targeting other GOP office-holders, those candidates have largely survived. The organization declined to comment on its strategy or Larsen’s role in candidate selection.